Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1945 volume:

an I s 0 r 1 Iv. gi 9 Y r 'I L JiN 'L G lx v . . -T E ' I ' ' V In , f , Q1 . HE . I M, , P ,I . w 913, v u5,v.'Lf. ll.n U I 1 41 iq A WI? I va D ' P'- . H'- ,1 Foreword 1945 has been a strange year. Part of our Heart has been gone with the boys and girls who are serving our country. In spite of this we have had enriched and profitable school days. This STAR gives you a pic- ture of how you and your friends have spent this wartime school year. As nothing is perfect, mistakes already noticed have crept in at a time too late for correction. Please understand that the printer, the en- graver, and we ourselves have been handicapped by shortages. The time element also has contributed to many mistakes. If these errors con- cern you, we are extremely sorry. In this space the Editor extends sincerest thanks to the Staff, to Miss Bennie Gene Bledsoe, and to Miss Amy Jean Greene for their untiring cooperation. May this, your 1945 STAR, al- ways recall pleasant memories of Henderson. 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During this time he has proved himself a learned and inspirational leader to all Hendersonians. ' Dr. S. C. E. Powers Dean and Head ol Department of Po- litical Science and Socioloqy. His wit, intelligence, and line un- derstanding of human nature are rea- sons for Dr. Powers' popularity cn the campus. 'TSI- jvl : IS! f Mr. Robert T. Proctor Registrar and Associate Professor of History The loyalty and service of Mr. Proc- tor are most Worthy of Hendersorfs pride in him. NO PICTURE: Mr. H. Grady Smith Business Manager Although Mr. Smith considers him- self too unphotogenic for a picture, he is nonetheless well-known and liked by all students. 'EEE .7'N1I3IL'9iHt3.1!E25ikxYifh'FE3titfHlHt9li2EG.Si31iiiEHi1l?iiEJ!X1f3i'itQ'52f'f,97' 5'--N C. E. ARNETT ,... B. A., M. A. Personnel Director Associate Professor in History MRS. LUCILLE BATES .... B. A., M. A. Instructor in Physical Education MRS. C. R. BELL . . . B. A., M. A Instructor in Foreign Languages ELIZABETH BRINKLEY . . . B. A., M. S Instructor in Science ELAINE CONLEE .... B. A., M. S Instructor in Business Administration WILLIAM G. ERWIN . . B. S., M. A., Ph.D Head ot Department ot Biology FLORA MYERS GILLENTINE . B. S., M. S., Ph.D Chairman of Division ot Education ELEANOR GILLIAM . . . B. A., M. A Dean ot Women Instructor in English MRS. FREDERICK I-IARWOOD . B. M., M. M Instructor in Violin and Theory FREDERICK HARWOOD . . B. M., Mus. D Dean ot Conservatory Instructor ot' Music DAVID PORTER HOLMES . . B. A., M. A. Instructor in Mathematics PHILLIP G. I-IORTON . . B. S., M. S., Ph.D. Head of Department of Chemistry HUGH H. HYMAN . . . B. A., M. A., Ph.D. Head ot Department of Mathematics and Physics MRS. EMILY LANGFORD . . M. B. A., B. A. Instructor in Business Administration O. E. MCKNIGHT . . . . B. S., M. A. Associate Professor in Education Director of Teacher Replacement HARRY V. MATTHEW . . B. S., M. S., Ph.D. Associate Professor ot Education SGT. IOI-IN PLATT . . Asst. in Military Science and Tactics MRS. I. O. PLUMMER . B. M., B. A., M. A. Instructor in Voice WILLIAM RITCI-IIE . . . B. A., M. A., Ph.D. Head of Department of History and Geography MILDRED SHERROD .... B. A., M. A. Instructor in English MRS. H. GRADY SMITH . . . B. M., M. M. Instructor in Music SYBIL TATOM . . . B. A., B. S., M. A. Librarian SYBIL SNELL ..... . B. O. Director of Speech '-1. 33-K X 'Q .M fm '-'33 555 F,- S 5 EE ,ft -u If I Zi it H Qbx 5- f Q.. U. m :E C? :il , ff? lil, .' , . :Ig ttf, I? N' :Ev 5? ' I Ire.: MRS. NILA EMBREE TURNER . . B. A., M. A. Instructor in English PERCY VHNFIELD TURRENTINE . B. A., M. A. Head ct Department oi English DUKE WELLS ,.,. . B. A. Athletic Director Dean ot Men OTIS WHALEY . . . B. A., M. A., Ph.D. l-lead ot lfepartmerzl ot Economics and Business Administration MAE WHIPPLE . . . B. M., M. A., M. M. Instructor in Public School Music CART. S. M. WILLIAMS . . . Professor of Mili- tary Science and Tactics MRS. TOM ADAMS ..... Matron Womack Hall MRS. R. O. CONNELL . . . Motion Mooney Hall SENA DILDY ....... B. A. Secretary to Registrar MARY HOOD .... . R. N. College Nurse MRS. W. C. MAGUIRE .... Matron f Men's Dormitory .N If MRS. McDOWELL TURNER . . . B. A. Secrelary to Business Manager AILEEN WRIGHT . Secretary to President No Fictue: GERTRUDE ANNA BOYD . . .B. A., M. S. Primary Supervisor DOROTHY MURRELL ..... B. S. lnslructcr in Physical Education i - 1 1- t MISS MARY SUE MOONEY To print this annual Without Miss Mooney's picture would have been impossible. This first year without her has been difficult, even though her visit this spring did ease the pain of her absence, In this small Way an attempt is made to show an elegant lady that whether with us or away, she has a reserved place on our campus and in our hearts. '- 222' 'Ei ..-.. Q:-. 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IN REMEMBRANCE OF Men of the Freshman Class of I94I DAVID ALLEN ROBERT ANDERSON MARVIN AUSTIN JOHN BAKER DeWITT BEESON BOBBY BOLES BILL BOWEN BILL CALDWELL CARROL CARLTON HERMAN CLEMENTS PAUL CLIFTON BRUCE DEDMAN SAM DOWLIN CECIL FEATHERSTON SANFORD FIELDS JAMES FULLER CLAUDIE GARRISON JIMMIE GINGERICH JAMES GRAVES CLAYTON GRAVES MONICE GREEN SAM GREEN DONALD GREGG ROBERT GRIDER BILLY GRIER WILLIAM HALL JOHN HARDIN FRANK HARDKE TOM HICKS GEORGE HOLMES BILLY HUDDLESTON JAMES JACKSON CARL JOHNSON TOM JONES JAMES KIDD ELMER ROY LANE CHARLES LARAMORE BILLY MCCLAIN GLEN MCDONALD ROY MARTIN TRAVIS MATHIS PAUL MEANS BILL NICHOLS ROWLAND PATILLO PAUL PENNINGTON RODERICK POWERS HORACE PRESLEY BOB RAMSAUER GEORGE ROEBBEKE GEORGE ROSS KENNETH SEWELL H. B. SHADDEN MIKE SHOFFNER JIM SPURLIN BILL STILES WISE SWEPSTON JAMES TADLOCK JOE DONALD THOMAS TOM ED TOWNSEND VERNON TURK G. W. TURNER. JR. ELGIN WARD DVONNE WHITE JOE YODER SE WANDA BILLINGSLEA. President . . B. A. Little Rock Student Senate 45 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 Kappa Delta Pi President 45 Who's Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges 3, 45 College Who's Who l, 3, 45 Beauty 3, 45 Y. W. C. A., l, 2, 3, 45 Philo Sorority l, 2, 3, 45 Philo President 45 Editor of Star 4: French Club Cabinet 25 Oracle Staft l, 3, 45 Valentine Maid 25 Hallowe'en Maid 3. The hand that made her beautiful, made her wise. CHARLES BAUGHMAN. Vice-President . . B. A. Arlcadelphia Masquers l, 2, 35 International Relations Club l, 2, 35 Henderson Ministerial Fellowship 45 Student Preacher 4. Genius is one per cent inspiration and ninety-nine per cent perspiration. SARA ANN PRICE, Secretary-Treasurer . . B. A. Glenwood Y. W. C. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Upsilon Phi l, 2, 3, 45 Upsi- lon Phi Cabinet 2, 3, 45 Women's Council 35 Pan- American Club 25 Royal Reddie Hooters 15 Oracle Staff 45 Star Staff 4. l never think ot the tuture,- it comes soon enouqh. JEANNE ADAMS, Senator . . . B. A. Nash ville Student Senate 45 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 Kappa Delta Pi Cabinet 45 Philo l, 2, 3, 45 Philo Cabinet 3, 45 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges 3, 45 College Who's W'ho 45 Y. W. C. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Y. W. C. A. President 3, 45 Editor of Oracle 45 Choral Club 1, 2. To know her is to love her. NIGR OFFICE CLAUDIA AGEE . . B. M. E Hope Choral Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club President 4, Bela Mu l, 2, 3, 41 Beta Mu Cabinet 2: Upsi lon Phi Sorority l, 2, 3, 4, Upsilon Phi Cabinet 2, 45 Upsilon Phi President 47 Y. W. C. A. l, 2, 3, 47 Womans Council 4, Whos Who in American Universities and Colleqes 4. A gal with style, sophistication, and . . . George! WATT BLACK .... B. A McNeil Transfer from Magnolia A. 61, M.: Gamma Siqrna 4. Tis only noble to be qooa'. FERN BOGGS . . B. M. E Searcy Transfer lrcrn North Texas State Teachers, Denton, Texas. Y. VV, C. A. 3, 4, Upsilon Ph Sorority 3, 45 Choral Club 3, 4, Beta Mu 3, 4. Oh lie, miss, you must not kiss and tell. HOBACE BOSWELL . . . . B. A Camden B. T. U. Caliiriet 4, B. S. U. 1, 2, 3, 4, International Relations Club 3, 4. Make haste slowly. ELMER R. BROWN . . .y ...... B. A. Arlcadelphia Transfer from East Texas State Teacher's College, Teacher at Hempstead County Schools for past fourteen years. He that is of merry heart hath a continual feast. MRS. ELMER R. BROWN ...... . . B. M. Arlcadelphia Transfer from East Texas State Teachers College, Teacher at Hempstead County Schools for past ten years. A little foolishness now and then is relished by the best of men. MARY LOU CONNELL ........ B. A. Malvern Philo Sorority l,2, 3, 45 Y. W. C. A. 1, 2,3 45 W. V. T. C. 37 Elementary Council 27 Mooney Hall Council President 47 Wesley Foundation Cabinet 4: Royal Reddie Rooters 4. Chatter, chatter as I flow to join the brimming river, for men may come and men may go, but I go on forever. HELEN DRAKE ......... B. M. Patmos Beta Mu, l, 2, 3, 45 Beta Mu Cabinet 35 Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 2, 35 Upsilon Phi Sorority l, 2, 3, 43 Upsilon Phi Cabinet 2, 3: Kappa Delta Pi 3, 47 Kappa Delta Pi Cabinet 4: Women's Council 3, 4: President of Women's Council 4: B. S. U. Cabinet l, 2: Choral Club 3, 45 Choral Club Cabinet 3. She speaks so eloquently the language of mankind-music. LOIS HIPP . ..... B. A. Murfreesboro Transfer from Paris Iunior College, Paris Texas. Y. W. C. A. 4. She has a good word, a pleasant smile for everyone. IOE HUNTER ..... . B. A. Arkadelphia Transfer from Ouachita College. Ministerial Fellowship Association 4. He's a Well-made man who has a good determination. SARAH MCNEW ......... B. A. Arlcadelphia Transfer from Southern Illinois Normal University, Carbondale, Ill., and Bethel Womens College, Hopkinsville, Ky. Choral Club 4. That action is best which produces the greatest happiness for the greatest number. WANDA LANE ......... B. A. Texarkana Transfer from A. ci. M. College, Magnolia. VVo!nen's Council 45 Business Manager Oracle 45 Oracle Stott 3: Philo Sorority 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4: B. S. U. 3, 4: Y. W. C. A. 3, 45 Beauty 3, 45 Queen ot Halloween 37 Valentine Maid 35 l-Iallowe'en Maid 4. Personality plus - - - just ask the R. O. T. C. boys. HELEN MARTIN ......... B. A. Magnolia Transfer from Scarritt College tor Chrislicn Workers, Y. W. C. A. 4, Choral Club 4g Minis' terial Fellowship 4, President of Wesley Foundation 4. The nearest way to glory is to strive to be what you wish to be thought to be. HELEN PARSONS . . . B. A. M urtreesboro Y. W. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4g Upsilon Plii Scrori.y 1, 2, 3, 4p Wesley Foundation 4, Kappa Delta Pi 45 Wornen's Council 4, French Crua 2. Petite and charming, she has a cheerful disposition that has brought her popularity. ROENA PHILLIPS . . B. M. E. Crossett Beta Mu l, 2, 3, 47 Beta Mu Calcinet 2: Upsilcn Phi l, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 27 Orchestra lg Y. VV. C. A. l, 2, 3, 47 Choral Club 1, 2, 4, Kfppa Deli: Pi 3, 4. She-'S calm, cool, and collected, and will surely rise in the world. NETTIE IEAN RUSSELL ..... B. A. Grady Transfer from Central College. Upsilon Phi Sorority 3, 45 Y. W. C. A. 3, 4. Silence is the element in which great things fashion themselves. si It X 'S ... - 5. if tc i s Q E 5 3 as I . 1 1? 1 . iz, It i 5 E E E 5 s E E I .E E 5 E E E 2 s 5 z 5 E 5 5 Z . 4 - . 1 K . gl SI ROY SCOGGINS .... ' ..... B. A. Gurdon President of Student Senate 47 Senator-at-large 37 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges 3, 47 Class Officer 37 Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, 47 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 2, 47 Gamma Sigma l, 2, 3, 47 Gamma Sigma Cabinet 47 Eaiicr Oracle 37 Oracle Staff 2, 47 Star Statt 27 Science Club 3, 47 Delphian Society 47 Halloween Escort 47 Valentine King 47 College Vi1ho's Who 3, 47 B. S. U. l, 2, 3, 47 Intra-Mural Manager 47 Manager oi Basketball Team 4. Tops, SYLVIA SCROGGINS ....... B. A. Stuttgart Transfer from Central College, Conway. Upsilon Phi Sorority 3, 47 Upsilon Phi Cabinet 47 Y. W. C. A. 3, 47 Vlesley Foundation 3, 47 Library Assistant 3. Knowledge is power. NORMA TRICE ......... B. A, Roe Upsilon Phi Sorority I, 2, 47 Y. W. C, A. 1, 2, 47 Linguistic Society l, 27 Royal Recldie Rooter 17 Mooney Council 47 Kappa Delta Pi 47 Star Staff 4. Be not afraid ct greatness- some are born great, some achieve greatness' and some have greatness thrust upon them. IOE WHALEY .......... B. A. Arkadelphia Kappa Delta Pi Freshman Award l7 Orchestra 17 Little Symphony 27 Linguistic Society 1, 27 Cabinet 27 W. V. T. C. 2, 37 Philo Sorority l, 2, 3, 4. Wherefore art thou, Romeo? RUTH WHITE .......... B. A. Prescott Y. W. C. A. 3, 47 Upsilon Phi l, 2, 3, 47 Linguistic Society l, 27 Library Staff, l, 2, 3, 4. Joy comes, grief goes, we know not how. iZ2'iW6?L',fE 5212?.KYRNRlii?Z5,ii2fZiffl1E!LHWYE? 42 N HFL31U.Mf512G5iFi:SLXix2E?lhN5EWififmi Miiifflfjfil2EFai5FYiHfJl??ii6fi.lE53iG35!li5!Q'fil:?iX9l?QN3f f l'ir!i! E P .xi ,ix ug -gf. as lill- :R- JUNIOR OFFICE BEVERLY BEANE .... . President Nashville MARGARET WEAVER . . . Vice-President Malvern SUE JONES . . . . Secretary and Treasurer Calvem BURRELL VENABLE . . . . Senator Texarkana .. -. Q IQXI -af Yr, f. 5 Q u ' . E E an 1 E if-E I 'I 'm In -. I I I I , I ff I as .av Ln 3. 13+ L-,. 9.5. T5 Z-' 'ii H74 .I TIE' 701 . H 'II , IFC SC IAMES BEESON . . Leolcz ZANE BREWER ..., Arkcdelphicf NED CI-IADWICK . . .Arkczdelphicz EURITH DILDY . . Nashville NANCY HARRIS . . . . Camden VIRGINIA I-IARTON . . . Beurden I946 ROSAMOND HEVVITT . . Arlccldelphia IOY IOHNSTON .... Nashville RACHEL LEE . . Arlcadelphicz BETTY LOWDERMILK . Arlcczdelphic MRS ELVA IANE MCDANIEL . Okoloncz MRS. FRANCES C. MCLEAN . Malvern I946 is SQ P2 N-lm E ff gif '1 2' 7 .,,. ll lf, , L vf' Q all 1355 Kill SJ ,QE Ma N . ,jg-R ll: Fil 71-4- 5 . ft S 55 55:7 Q S :e 59 l M -ix DORQTHY NORWOOD . . . Taylor MARTHA SEARCY . . . Lewisville BETTY STROBEL . . St. Louis, Mo. CLYDE SWIFT . . . Leolcz VIRGINIA VAUGHT . . Hot Springs MARY ELISE WALTERS . . Azkczcielphia I946 EDNA RUTH WATERS . . . Prescott EULA MAE WATSON . . .Winthrop REBA WILLIAMS .... Arkczdelphiof GLORIA YOUNG . . Shre-veport,Lot. No Pictures WESLEY REUTZ . . . Prescott MARY LOU TERRELL . Arkodelphicz I946 I i I L I W SOPHOMORE OFFICERS MARY WINIFRED BAKER . . . . President North Little Rock BEN HIN ES . ..... Vice-President Prescott KAROLYN ELMS .... Secretary and Treasurer Arkcldelphia JAMES KNISELEY .... . Senator Hot Springs -5. 35HWL SLWHiWI7z'ZQWHHZ?AHH3K6M ' ,iiiilii A 4 W J A? L.. , JF' Ni ,H . X M V, ,4,, e re 4 1.-.-:,,... -,,-. ,. ., . ,. , A .ELL-.Cie-'t,- 1,.,,x-if 1. .u,,.,g , . L . gm-. E,- V I947 ANNE ABERNATI-IY Camden BETTYE BABB . Prescott VIRGINIA BARNER Princeton IANE BLEDSOE Arkadelphia LEE BOULDEN . Gurdon AMELIA BUSH Texarkana ROSE MARIE BYRD McGehee BOBBY LANE CHANDLER . Arlcadelphia IAMES CLARK .... . Beirne IDA MARGARET COULTER . . Lockesburq PEARL CRAIG ..... Arkadelphia MARY ELIZABETH CROWDER . Carthage SOPHOMCRES SQPHCDMORES NCRMA DICKEY . . CHARLINE DODSON BLANCHE DRAKE . ELIZABETH DuLANEY MAY GNELL DUNCAN . BRUCE ELLIS . CARLYSLE ELLIS . . FAULINE FRAZIER IEANNE GARRETT . GRACE GEE . CATHERINE HARDIN . LoU1sE HARVEY f . Dermott , DeQueen . Patmos . Little Rock M ufreesboro . Hampton Nashville . Arlcadelphia Pine Bluff . Prescott Arkad el phia . Grady I947 .n QW ,,-5 Ri 'HPIKWIESQKW JH A 'EYWAWHF 'Siu EMKAR - -Hiililffilffh QS , A , , -A ....4u:x1-w-gnun.-- ?-R 1-'S'i3? ' f ..5l'f' .ITE- f 1-Ki!!! - IMMSRXIH NI, 1, l 3. '1 Xt I947l SARAH HEARNE . WILSON I-IEARNE . FRANCES I-IINDMAN . . BETTY IANE HOLLAND CLEVELAND HOWARD . ANNIE IEAN IOHNSON BILLIE LOIS LATIMER . IANE MCGRAW . GLADYS MARTIN . Arlcadelphia Phillips, Texas Chidester . Arlcadelphia Ianesboro . Ashdown M cGehee . Nashville Washington MRS. KATHLEEN ELY MARTIN . . Texarkana WILLIAM EARL MARTINDALE . . . Nashville IEANETTE MILLER Q . Camden SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES LOUISE NIPPER . . BILLYE OLIVER . VIRGINIA O'NEAL . LOUISE PARHAM . SARA LOU RAYMOND . LEA ETTA SEYMOUR MARY IO SIMPSON . PEGGY SPENCE . BETTY IEAN TAYLOR . . IAMIE ANN THOMPSON MARY ELIZABETH WATTS TRAVIS WILSON . . TOMIE IO WISE . No Picture: VICTORIA BAILEY . NORMA GRACE SIMS . OSBORNE WHITE . Camden . DeO ueen . Hope . Beorden M obelvcrle . Fulton . Mt. Ida . Malvern . Oden . Amity . EI Dorado . Amity . Hope . Gurdon Arkodelphia . . Hope I947 'v ix Y-gf: 17' xv , . Q N i'f' f.. 1 ' f X4 1 'N 1 if , +: mif 'U 1 IX FRESHMAN OFFICERS JIMMY ELMS . . . -. . President Arkcldelphicz .TIGGS STEWART .... . Vice-President Gurdon SUE ROBEY . .... . Secretary Arkcrdelphic MAXINE MCCAULEY . . . Senator Nashville F R QTQIJ Rowb QThird Rowj SYBIL ABRAMS . . . WANDA ALEXANDER . NELL WARREN ALLEN . , WILLIAM SHAW ANDREWS I Second Row 1 FRANCES ANN ATKINSON . FLOYD BEAN . . . MURPHY BECK . . MARY BETH BLACK . Little Rock . Muivern Arkodelphio . Camden , Fordyce . Amity MCGQIIG-e . Wicifes CLEO BLESSING . GERALD BOWERS HAROLD BRAY . . MARYANNE BROWN . CBo1tom PEGGY BROWN . ORALEE BRYANT . ELSIE DEE BURROUGHS MRS. ROSE CARITHERS I948 Row? . VVynne Arkodelphio . Malvern Arkadeiphio Helena . Fordyce Bismarck Friendship FRAE E MARY ALLENE CARTER DONALD CAVANAH . LOUISE CHAMBERS . JAMES CLANTON . CSecond LILY IEAN CLEMENTS MARY LEEYCOOK . HORACE COTTINGI-IAM BELVAGENE CROWLEY ROWD CTop RQWD CThird ROWD Arkadelphla HOWARD CURTIS . . . . Prescott . Prescott IDA CATHERINE DANIEL . . Prescott Star City MARTHA EVELYN DAVIS . Texarkana . Leola MARY LOU DAVIS . Hot Springs CBottom Rowj . Grave-Hy ANN DEWS .... Arkadelphxa . Hope CARLEY DICKEY . Mutreesboro . Prescott ALVIN DICKINSON . . Malvern Afkadezphfq DON DILLARD . .L 5 Gurdon I 9 4 8 K 5 fL E Q 'Q 164 Q E E QF as 'B if 'r Qi try I -.i'Zf'i12Wi. 32 .1 E E u 5 E Q. 7 if I, I I Y I 3 F R CHARLOTTE ELLIS . SARA EVANS . . BILLY ROY FEIMSTER BUDDY FORE . CSecond BETTY GAISER . . VIRGINIA GAITI-IER . GWENDOLYN GARR Row Q CTop Rowj QThird Rowl Woodbury WILLIAM I-IALLIBURTON . Arkcrdelphzo Arkczdelphio IULIA ANN I-IALLIDAY . Horotio Arkcrdelphicz IOYCE HALTOM . . Malvern Friendship BETTY RENE HAMBY . . Prescott CBottom Rowl . Benton ALYCE HAMMOND . . EI Dorodo Arkodelphio DAVID I-IANKINS . Hot Springs . Camden ANN I-IARDIN . Arlcodelphiu Ashdown MAXINE HARRIS . Arkoclelphio NORMA IEAN GILBERT I948 F E E CTOF, ROWD CThird Rowl MARY HART . . FORNEY HARVEY . RALPH HAYS . . MARY IANE HEARNE CSecond ADIENE HEDRICK . LOUISE HESTERLY . DOROTHY HILDEERAND IACKIE HILL . . . Rowl Arkad el phia . Dalark . Amity Hope Nashville . Prescott Chidester . Olcolona ALTON HODGES . . . AULENE HOLIMAN . SAM HOLLINGER . HARRY HOOVER . CBOHOII1 ROWD IEANNE HUCHINGSON . . MARY SUE HUFFMAN . IENNY MARGARET HUNT . MAXINE HUSTED . . Smczclcover Sheridan Smaclcover Texarkana . Benton . Malvern . Fordyce Arlcaa el phia I948 ' R E CTop Rowj THOMAS IAGGERS , . . MARY STUART IACKSON . BOBEIE IEAN IOHNSON . MARY SUE IOHNSTON . CSecond Rcwb PATSY IONES ,.... REBECCA ANN IORDAN . SARA GRACE KILGORE . CHARLES KIRKHAM . . Bauxite . Hope Hot Springs Hampton . Gzannts Arlcadelphia . Fordyce Spaikman QThird ROWD DIXIE LAND . . . ERWIN LAX . NANCY LEE . BETTY SUE LEVINS , CBottom JOHN LOGAN , . . HENRY MCCOY . . LOTTIE RUTH MCELROY ELLAMARIE MCFADDEN l948 Rowl . Benton Hot Springs Pine Blutt Washington Aikadelphia . Horatio . Wynne . Patmos X3 CTop ROWD THOMAS EDWARD MCLEAN . Malvern BETTY IO MCNEALY . . . Gurdon PATRICIA MABREY . Ashdown GLEN MARLAR . . Buckner CSecond Rowj MAXINE MARSHALL . . . Little Rock WALTER MAY . Arlccdelphio PATSY MILES . . Hot Springs CHARLOTTE MILLS . Arkcdelphtcr ' 1 'wf L.. ,C CThird Rowb CATHERINE IANE MITCHELL . Prescott RUBEDEEN MOORMAN . . Gurdon DOROTHY MAE NASH . Spczrkman TACK NASH . . Hot Springs CBottom Rowl ROBERT NASH ..... Spcrrkman RAMEY NELSON . . Prescott PHILLIP ORSBURN . . . Okoloncz BETTY BROOK OWENS . Arkcdelphia . f!c1:lr'nfiL4? 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Beime TACK SHURDEN . . Snlcckover LULA SUE SILLIMAN . Camden WANDA SMITH . . Camden CThird Rowl WILLIAM GILL SUITOR . . ARLENE SULLIVAN . ROBERT NEIL THOMAS . ROGERS GLEN THOMPSON . CBottom ROWD MARTHA ANN TIPPETT . . RAYMOND TOLER . GLORIA TONEY . MELBAGENE TULL . I948 Arkcxdelphia . Wynne . Antoine . Horatio . Prescott Arkadelphia . Crosgett Arkczdel phi or SE 5 E '45 E :S- 5 ii 1 . S Q S 5 'K E 1 gt It it N, .ff ,I- !fl,1 Pi t E x 'N W ' 'St N3+' FH , gf ,X-'I 1 1. sit! UPU 'wi MA Q 1,1 2 5222 1153 'Q R S CTop Rowj EILL VYADE ..... CLAUDE INALLACE . . , EOBBYE IEAN WEST . . HELEN VUHITE .... CSecond Rowj DOROTHY INILLIAMS . . MARY LOU WILLIAMS . . IOY 'NILSON ..v, RICHARD 'NALICER VVILSON CThird Rcwj VANDELINE IJVISE , BONNIE VVOOD . LYNN VVOZENCRAET ORVILLE WRIGHT . QBol7am Rawb MARYAN YANCY . , MRS. ARTHUR ZVVEIG , , 'ova ak No Picture: Arkaclelphia Lzlfle Rock ALICE IEAN COLEMAN . . Arlcadelphia Arlcadelphla IOI-INNY CRAWFORD . . Arlcadelphia El Dorado IESSIE K. DAVIS . . 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Ge, mm -. -a:'n'LcXS Wanda YL ks '3oN1 of 'T-'Oc '90, 'Ile had a very 'mn' e, imc 'ws Voz most narrowed 'Vo dovm 'oo e 'b.ax'N'xm Scare? and - we cL'xcxrx'r, wow wx, been made, vmyc. cdr charming but -- 'CX' TXBBXXY 'mqspeoed to D . Biliiugnlea -- and . after wr decision bad 'me wxxnner was none ovncv 'Goan correepcvdenf-, N-'ne Edvcox' of 'Tre 5 ioursoli. Googvotvlotionol xrg seczlcha-r-5 -H111 Tek-ufft vos pbotograpbs 'co -gon vm-ict separate cover. SXTKOGTBX-'S E6 v.rcrn1e' Gu-apex' a LYGLPXK qlifancfal 031lQQlnqAQea. QUEEN OF STARS Q H I w 1 1 4 I I CW INA.. ' 'V ' s Q 9 5. W Vx. 1 xx Y. K Lu.-A 9 0 N G, 2 WL 6 U 0 ' V ul... Url 0 , C Y ' iv 'Q :ffl I . ,' Q . ' X--.J ' R.. . L 'JA H 9 1 . 2 . 'G U . fr' , 4. '5 ' Y ll gilt v C 6 , . K Ss, 1 I s , - - , wlx ' 4 1 b 4 xgx 5 - ' 9 , ,ra .f 0. ,' F 0 Q Q, 35,1 V. s., Url 4 Ol. I' if lr. M H . U - , If - 1 X LX .I 6 Cwlantho. Seancmg i 3 3 Q' uflla Ann. J'laQQlc9cu5 E E E E f 5, E E 19 5 5 e E E' is 2 5 5 YHE Q. H gl E 'ss E 52 rs S E E . E Q s 5 s E E 1 i 5 i i 1 1 e w w 1 N in cllvandla .fans Jfoulae doanham xii, R flllfhoa clllfho Among Stucllz-:nth in JEANNE ADAMS A truly Typical Henderson Girl, Ieanne has won a place for two years in national WHO'S WHO. Her friendliness, tact, and dependability have merited such honors as Editor of the Oracle, President of Y. W. C. A., and membership into Kappa Delta Pi. With her persistence, ability, and ever-increasing popularity, it is easy to see why leanne is Hender- son's Most Valuable Student. CLAUDIA AGEE Claudia has proved herself an exceptional lead- er and a good influence on the campus through her work with the Upsilon Phi Sorority, the Woman's Council, and the Choral Club. An accomplished music student, a sophisticated senior, and an at- tractive all-around young woman-that's Claudia. BEVERLY BEANE Because everyone who knows her loves her, because she has made a place just for herself at Henderson, and because Bev is so easy to get along with, she was chosen for national WHO'S WHO. President of the Iunior Class is one of her many honors. Bev loves bridge, fun, and people, and by simply being herself she is a top-ranking Reddie on the campus. menlcan Qolllleaaa and Clllnivenmtials WANDA BILLINGSLEA National WHO'S WHO fell to Wanda for the second time this year also. Her vivacious person- ality has gained her the honor of cutest girl at Hen- derson for three years. Wanda is the capable Edi- tor of the Star, and because of her ability as a leader has headed the Senior Class, Kappa Delta Pi, and Philo Sorority as president. EURITH DILDY Daddy Dildy's widespread popularity on the campus merited him a place in national WHO'S WHO. Always ready to make the best of any situ- ation, Eurith has added much to all events on the campus. During the first semester he led Gammas as their president and has made a place for him- self on the Henderson campus which cannot be filled by anyone. SUE JONES Being a transfer did not hinder Sue's popularity in the least. By her second year at Henderson she was chosen for national WHO'S WHO. Either a queen or maid at all social events, this music stu- dent from Malvern has shown that she possesses not only intelligence, but beauty and popularity as Well. clllfholi clllfho allmonglt Studentli in MARTHA SEARCY A beauty every year at Henderson and Queen of Stars when only a sophomore, Martha has also carried the honor ot the most popular girl for two years. ln spite of being a little girl, Mott has won the heart oi everyone with her sweet smile and pleas- ant disposition. Beauty, however, is not all with Martha, for she is a Kappa Delta Pi member, vice-president ot the Student Body, and has o major part in almost every cam- pus activity. ROY SCOGGINS To enumerate all oi Boy's honors at Henderson would be impossible. His major position this year is that of president of the Student Body. A member oi national WHO'S WHO for the second year, Boy has also claimed such titles as Most Versatile Boy, Friendliesi Boy, Most Popular Boy, and Typi- cal Henderson Boy in our own Colleqe's Who's Who. His winning personality has drawn friends to him from over the whole campus. meniccm Collllecliea and flflntuanziitlaa BURHELL VENABLE Burrell, a very well-known figure at Hen- derson, has his finger in almost every pie here. A junior from Texarkana, being sec- ond semester president of Gamma Sigma, and member of the Student Senate are a few of his honors. Mail call is his most popular time, and his work in the Bookstore, humor and patient answers to Burrell, did I get a letter? are a few reasons he has made his own niche at Henderson. GLORIA YOUNG Versatile is the word for Gloria. Almost a straight A student and super-efficient business manager of the Star, combined with an over abundance of vitality and ability to have a good time make her an exceptional young lady. Spanish is her pet, and she says she is going to South America some day. Sparkling eyes, bobbing curls, and a cute smile make her an all-over favorite on the campus. ' wrumummn zn.sxr4rrau.xe- .Munn im nm-n I-mnunn n-m mum-.nn-eww P 44-,.-0-.5 :QL-i... r-it-.immmawn m-mn ll E 'l , it l il l l l E1 ll Il, E i 'i l i z 5 I 1 l muh,- E l E .E AE t E 5 5 7: it it CCDLLEG REBA WILLIAMS Best Dressed Girl WANDA BILLINGSLEA Cutest Girl MARTHA SEATCY Most Popular Girl f U IV -2-ff' i M 3 . F071 F. IEANNE ADAMS Typical Henderson Girl Most Valuable Siudent ROY SCOGGINS Typical Henderson Boy Mos! Popular Boy NED CHADWICK Most Handsome Boy EURITH DILDY Best Dressed Boy Biggest Wolf BEN HINES Friendliest Boy HOOTIE HOOVER Best Athlete WHO'S WH TODD BAKER Friendliest Girl FRANCES ANN ATKINSON Biggest Flirt 1 i Time for witches and broonisticks .... and the Y. W. C. A. sponsored the annual Halloween Carnival. Festivity was the key word of the night, and the old gym was literally transbrned to the out-of-doors with its hay, pumpkins, and cornstalks. Before die big event of the night was the carni- val-complete with bingo, kissing booths, fortune telling, and apple ducking. Soldiers from the Redistribution Station at Hot Sprin rs come and entered right into the fun and frolic. The highlight ot the t vening was the Coronation of the King and Queen, IIGGS STEWART and IUDH' HALLIDAY, boil. treshrr en, by Dr. S. C. E. Powers. Maids and Escorts were: Sophomores-Bets Dulo' .ey and Bruce Ellis, Iuniors- Ioy Iohnston and Ned Chadwick, tPiirrell Vcnable was proxyD, and Seniors- Wanda Lane and Roy Scoggins. Crown bearers were Anna Kate Reid and Cy Huie. NOSMOKINC , Valentine Day drew near. Philos, Ups, Gammas, Garlands put up their candidates and bang .... the race began! Scheming, planning, carn- paigning, buying annuals, and then . . . 4:90 p. m.1 The big clock in the hall said it was over! c Next .... frantic coaniiiig ofthe votes. Winners? None other than ROY SCOGGINS of the Gamrnas, afnrx BETTF GAISER of the Upsilon Phil Dr. Matt L. Ellis crowned them at ,the Valentine Dance sponsored by the STAR. The Maid and Escort of honor Werelben Hines, Garland,aind Margaret Weaver, Philo. Others in the court Were: Marv Stuart lar ksori, Philo, and Hamey Nel- son, Gamma, as Freshmejn represe-ntativesg Qfirnmy Urns, Gamma, Was proxyD, Billie Oliver, Philo, GlEkef'Garland, as Sophomore representatives, Sue lones, Philo, and Burrell Venable, Gamma, as Iunior representatives: and 'Wanda Lane, Philo, and Eurith Dildy, Gamma, as Senior representatives. Crown bearers were Anna Kate Reid and Iimmy Pounds. - - -l ' - - -- Y -Q iff: - -Q -- W T..-3. u.UQZ1f'j 5-M41-fa il--.. ' .,,f .fg,,.?1 WM+-C 1 L' ' l 4-4-LL, ', If fl2fzf1rfWw ---'- 44, Wmielgw -- if 'W' .AM'.9'V'A.wC' 5 jijzyfoafifff- ':: www M . '41 . EL 0Jiif3'Vf'i5yMw E A ww' 0. 2. ,wkfgmlogy l.'.'. . ,JDM i. M X E 5 2 E E E R E E E 'v 5 if 1 1 ff 1 E V! E s 2 S e M summon mmm' A I 4 s E in E E I a e 5 E Y 'A Wi L 'QQ' gf ' 'fill I' lg-1 , P vw- -. g .,,.v-- V .- YA 'L -I Hx' '-- 4.1 . . 9,-1 :,.L,,f - ':,iT -X -' I, , , ' ' - H' 'u.,f, ., ... V L' Q.,-: 'gL5K-.j'3.r'jg--...5: I , ' 'gi' ff' nAfv..v,. 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Platoon Leader: 'Cadet Technical Sqt. Bruce Ellis. X ' ' 31. A - FIRST SQUAD CADET STAFF SERGEANT NELsoN Left to Riqht: Nelson, Suitor, Miller, Dickinson, Covcrnoh, Thompson, Hoover Hollinger, Hines. Squads SECOND SQUAD CADET STAPP SERGEANT LoGAN Left to Right: Logon, Shurden, Andrews, Thompson, Hays, Crawford, Elms. gg-5. THIRD SQUAD CADET STAFF SERGEANT FORE Left to Right: Fore, Wade, Toler, Lax, Halliburton, Wozencratt, Wright Squads ef . . . Q I 5- s RIFLE TEAM Front Row: Andrews, Wright, Thompson, Fore, Clark. Back Row: Ellis, Dickinson, Logan, Shurden, Elms, Nash, Hollinger. Basketball Team Front Row: Stewart, Lookadoo, Norwood, Beck, Ellis. Back Row: Coach Wells, Wade, Clark, Suttor, Nelson, Scogqtns, Manager. SCHEDULE Ianuary- WE THEY 12-NATTC CMernphisD, here . . 23 112 13-NAS CMemphisD, here . . 17 61 18-Hendrix, there . . . . 19 42 19-State Teachers, there . . l8 22 27-Arkansas Tech, there . . 50 90 February- 3-Ouachita, here .... . 43 49 6-AAF CBlythevilleD, there . . 52 73 7-Arkansas State College, there . . 22 27 8-NATTC CMernphisD, there . . 30 94 9-NAS CMernphisD, there . . 23 82 13-Ouachita, here . . . 31 49 15-State Teachers, here . . 27 40 16-Hendrix, here . . . . 25 35 20-Ouachita, here .... . 37 53 23-Arkansas State College, here . . 36 44 24-Arkansas Tech, here ....... . 33 60 ToTAL POINTS Port YEAR Henderson ........ . 486 Opponents . . 933 CHE Mo ER LEAD CQUJSJQ HOJIQIQCX ERS fohnsf on, Rouerzi Elm S. 'E COACH WELLS MANAGER SCOGGINS SUITOE, NORWOOD, WADE LOOKADOO, ELLIS, NELSON BECK, STEWART, CLARK COACH DUKE WELLS Athletic Director Intramural Football Teams TOM CATS: Dildy, Captain. SNEAK THIEVES: Hoover, Captain. Front row: Elms, Dildy, Cavanah, Thompson. Front: Martindale, Nash, Hoover, Stewart, Boulden Back row: Rogers, Clark, Back row: Thomas, Bczughrnan, Dillard, Cottinqham PUNK CHUCKENS: Pineqar, Captain, SUPER SMOOTHERS: Scoqqins, Captain. Front row: Gsborn, Lax, laqqers, May. Front row: Wilson, Curtis, Hollinger, Scoqgins. Back row: Shurden, Pinegar, Pitchtorcl, Hearne. Back row: Fore, Nelson, Phelps, Wade, Bray. IBEIIIIIE IRACKET By Hoy scoeaiivs After inactivity in sports for two years, Henderson and other Arkan- sas colleges resumed a partial sche- dule cf athletics in l944-45. The REDDHES played a schedule of sixteen games with colleges and service teams. Henderson began the season by taking three warm-up victories from independent teams of Gurdon and Arkadelphia. I Two of the top service teams of the South, NATTC and NAS of Mem- phis, soundly trounced the REDDIES in the opening games of the season. Henderson was no match for the ser- vice stars. Collegiate competition began with a two-day trip to Conway, and the REDDIES dropped games to Hendrix and State Teachers. The next game played was in Russellville, and Hen- derson was on the short end of a game played against Arkansas Tech. The rivalry between Henderson and Ouachita was renewed with the Tigers taking a thrilling 49-43 victory. Blytheville Army Air Field de- feated the REDDIES in the first game of a five-day road trip. Then came a close defeat by the Arkansas State College quintet. NATTC and NAS again easily won over the REDDIES in two games played at the Naval Base in Memphis. Henderson lost two more games to Ouachita. The season was com- pleted as the REDDIES lost in games played with State Teachers, Hendrix, State College, and Arkansas Tech. Coach Duke Wells held intra- mural football practice for three weeks. The HEDDIE squad of 23 men showed much spiritg and if V-E day comes during the summer, the football team will play a full sche- dule next fall. lntra-mural programs were car- ried out in touch-football, ping pong and softball. Many close and ex- citing games were played in the four-team football league. Two ping pong tournaments were held during the year. Softball games furnished recreation after spring football was completed. The Senior class and Y. M. C. A. added sports interest to the college program by sponsoring two high school invitation basketball tcurna- ments. Hendersonians can expect a big shot in the arm now that the REDDIES are about to resume athletics. The abandonment of sports was neces- sary to add strength to our fighting forces. However, Arkansas colleges can now see ahead to a future of intercollegiate sports, and Hender- sonians are all HREDDIEH to train for them in a big way. fl - I , Grganizations ROY Student Senate OFFICERS ROY SCOGGINS . President MARTHA SEARCY . Vice-President BEVERLY BEANE Secretary-Treasurer EURITH DILDY Senctorct-Large Searcy, Scoqqins, Beane, Dildy MEMBERS WANDA BILLINGSLEA . . Senior Class President IEANNE ADAMS . Senior Class Senator BEVERLY BEANE junior Class President BURRELL VENABLE junior Class Senator TODD BAKER . Sophomore Class President IIMMY KNrsLEY Sophomore Class Senator lIMMY ELMS . Freshman Class President MAXINE MCCAULEY Freshman Class Senator Membership into the Student Senate involves not only honor, but also responsibility and duty to carry out that which will best serve Henderson. This body, composed of the president of the student body, the vice-presi- dent, a senator-at-large, and the president and a senator from' each class, insures representation of the students and is a means whereby the students wishes can be obtained. Under the leadership of its president, the Senate has worked to pro- mote a spirit of co-operation and good-will between the students and faculty and plans and carries out such activities as freshman orientation Week, the freshman dance, recreational programs, and various other intra-school func- tions. 6. WANDA BILLINGSLEA Editor STAFF MARTHA SEARCY . . . . ASs't. Editor ANNE ABERNATHY. .Ass't. Business Manager LOUISE HESTERLY . . . Editorial Staff BOBBIE IEAN IOHNSON, PATSY MILES, SARA ANN PRICE, REBA WILLIAMS MARY IANE HEARNE . . Art Staff FRANCES MCLEAN . . . Photography MAXINE MARSHALL, NORMA TRICE ROY ScoGGINS,HooTIE HoovER . . Sports FF A summary of a whole year in one small book . . . tl'1at's the STAR. Lots of pictures Crernember how you had to keep going back to Thompsons' last tall?D, lots oi friends, and lots of memories . . . that's the STAR. The staff and no one else can truly understand what putting out a STAR is like . . . always taking pictures that must come cut right because of film shortages . . . sweating the mail for news from the printer and engraver . . . endless typing and millions of snaps . . . Business Manager worrying over money . . . Editor praying it will be out before school is. . . Then it's out and it's yours . . . a year of your lifetime . , . that's your STAR. GLORIA YOUNG Business Manager IEANNE ADAMS Editor ACLE STAFF BEVERLY BEANE . . . Editorial Staff WANDA BILLINCSLEA, WATT BLACK, GRALEE BRYANT, CHARLENE DODSON, MARY IANE HEARNE, BEN HINES, BILLIE LOIS LATIMER, BURHELL VENABLE ANNE ABERNATHY . . . . Features BUBBLES BUSH, ALVIN DICKINSON, BETTY RENE HAMBY, NANCY HARRIS, ADIEIJE HEDERICK, LOUISE HESTERLY, MAXINE MCCAULEY HARRY HOOVER ROY SCOGGINS . HELEN PARSONS . SARA ANN PRICE FRANCES ANN ATKINSON MARTHA DAVIS IDA CATHERINE DANIEL . . . Sports Asst. Bus. Mgr. . Prootreaders Typists Circulation Mgr. TAFF Under the leadership of its Editor, the ORACLE is Written, typed, and even parti- ally printed by the ORACLE Staff. A cap- able Editor and Business Manager are chosen to run this bi-Weekly school paper in order that student opinions may best be ex- pressed and formed. Thursday noon brinqs the Whole stu- dent body to the Bookstore to get their ORACLE. . . they rush to the Lowdown, scan the headlines, seek the editorials, then set tle down to read it from civer to civerf' tt A'!:'T1'f ,.... f ,I, F is vw.. N . 'P' MEMBERS AT HENDERSON Miss Elizabeth Brinkley Dr. Matt L. Ellis Mrs. Elva lane McDaniel Miss Helen Parsons Mr. Ft. T. Proctor Miss Martha Searcy Miss Betty Strobel Miss Norma Trice Mrs. McDowell Turner Miss Gloria Young fb. .7 275 OFFICERS Wanda Billinqslea, Presi- dent Mrs. Frederick Harwood, Vice-President Sena Dildy, Secretary V. L. Huddleston QNO tureb, Treasurer Pic- Ieanne Adams, Historian- Reporter Roena Phillips, Parliamen- tarian Helen D r a lc e, Publicity Chairman Dr. Flora Myers Gillentine, Counselor MR -xx -3 -Q - is - X ,I' rr -,fi AX -Lis ' Lf- , ,gs - - -LN Y 5 - ' f I r 1 i fz ' I ' S ' l , L L ' L. L .L sl-' ,E I 'N 'X-5 fx H 4 X1 -3 J OFFICERS HELEN DRAKE, MARY LOU CONNELL . . . Co-Presidents NORMA TRICE .... . Vice-President MARGARET WEAVER ,......., Secretary-Treasurer A combined council oi Mooney and Womack Hall girls, this organization is one of the most democratic organizations on the Campus. Members are selected by the girls who will take what punishment or good the council determines for them. They aren't mean girls, nor even snooping ones-but nevertheless you look guiltily around to see if one was looking when you did that campus offense , . . and you held your breath when Mrs. A. said turn down that radio . . . and you looked twice to see who was at the desk at ll:3O when you had forgotten to sign in. But the council does more than campus. They are Constantly changing and improving their form of governing dormitory life, and are ever ready to help girls deserve what they get and get what they deserve. WOMACK HALL MOONEY HALL WANDA LANE . . . Senior Representative . . . HELEN PARSONS SUE IONES . . . . lunior Representative . . . LEA ETTA SEYMOUR CHARLENE DODSON . . Sophomore Representative . LOUISE HARVEY IDA CATHERINE DANIEL . . Freshman Representative . . BETTY MCNEALY li- me was gg-. Q? 3 I 'C' 'UTI' I ,F .-v,- ,Y V f-,,.g, ldy' F -ef G T, P, f . 1 'KQYXU ri rline .,.,i, , ' rrxf if r. ie. A .nr -ZLL .,., Jfifl? E A erire Dgriieg '11lY.S',il lllit ,If rrdin il'Lf.rlS' ll ci .Ji -Hifi rw- D ...Q . ,,... A' vfl,.zDYl .. inqsfin Q I!- QB G if For training in how to meet rhe public, make speeches, tell iokes, or serious drama, we rec- ommend membership into the Delphidn Society. lt's full of spot lights, qredse paints, stdqehcxnds, and actors, so if thot's your Calle inq, these people ore your kind. OFFICERS First Semester President: Burrell Vencrble Vice-President: Frances Ann Ate kinson Secretory: Idne Bledsoe Treasurer: Ordlee Bryant Report-er:Hdrry L, Hoover Sponsors: Dr. Gillentine, Dr. Powers Se-Cond Semesler President: Ordlee Bryant Vice-President: Gloril Young Secretary: Miz:-:ine McCauley Treasurerzllntsy Miles Reporter: Roy Scogqins l i I 4 I 4 l 1 1 l i l In 1935 music students organized Beta Mu Omi- cron for those who were interested in and enjoyed good rnusic, Since that tirne it has held a valuable and steady place among the extra-curricula activi- ties at Henderson. Organ- ized by the students them- selves, it has remained in their hands a nd has proved to be a great en- joyment for all music lov- ers who wish to study as they please and what they please without classroom regulations. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER SUE IONES . . . President . , . . HELEN DRAKE BLANCHE DRAKE . Vice-President . . IENNY MARGARET HUNT MARY IO SIMPSON . . SecreIaryATre-asurer . . ADA GENE ROSS BILLIE LOIS LATIMER . , Reporter . . ..,. ANN DEWVS MRS. H. GRADY SMITH . . Sponsor . MRS. H. GRADY SMITH MEMBERS Claudia Agee Fern Boggs Martha Davis Roena Phillips Martha Searcy Margaret Weaver Choral lub OFFICERS CLAUDIA AGEE . President MARY lo SIMPSON . Vice-President SUE loNEs . . Secretary-Treasurer ANN Dsws, SARA SAVAGE Librarians CARLYSLE ELLIS . Reporter MRS. l. 0. PLUMMER . Director HOENA PHILLIPS Accornpanist lst row: Martin, Searcy, Davis, Hunt, Marlin, Boggs. Drake, Martin. 2nd row: Savage, Holland, McNew, Gilbert, Raymond, Phillips, Drake, McGraw 3rd row: Crowley, Weaver, Plummer, Iohnston, Ellis, Agee, Evans, Simpson Science lu b OFFICERS NANCY HARRIS . IAMES CLARK . BILLYE OLIVER . MAXINE MCCAULEY ..... Miss BRINKLEY, DR. ERWIN, DR. HORTON, DH. HYMAN . President Vice-President Treasurer Reporter . Sponsors Sybil Abrams Frances Anne Akin Lee Eculden Gerald Ecwers Hired Bray Dcnaia Ctzvirnan Iled Chcrilvlifilc Haste Clemens Ha r 'z-ie 'f'f, irtq?,a rn SCD lfifr Catherine Dar mel Alvin llifliinsin C .nev Liv!-ey Eurvn Litfly Den Dillard Bruce Ellis lirnmy Elms Buddy Fore Gwen Garr ludy Halliday Alyfte Hamrnonds lffaxine Harris lfiary Hart Mary lane Hearn-e Adiene Hedrick Hen Hines H. l.. Hoover leanne Huchinqson Mary Stuart lrcl-:son Thomas laqqers Bobbie lean lohnson Patsy lanes Iimrny Knisley Erwin Lax Betty MCNQ-aly Patrifria Mabrey Maxine Marshall Vlfillifrm Martindale Patsy Miles leanette Miller Ramey Nelson Virginia O'Neal Doris Plumley Betty Raueit Henderson Rogers lark Shurden liqqs Stewart Bill Wade Eula Mae Watson Richard Wilson Lynn Vtfozencrait Baptist Student Union BLANCHE DRAKE GLADYS MARTIN BETTY SUE LEVINS MAXINE MCCAULEY NELLIE ROBERTS THOMAS IAGGERS BELVAGENE CROWLRY ROSAMOND HEWITT HORACE BOSWELL MARY Io SIMPSON C. E. ARNETT . MRS. W. C. MAGUIRE . . President lst Vice-President 2nd Vice-President 3rd Vice-President Secre tary Treas urer , . Reporter Sunday School Representative B. T. U. Representative . Music Director Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor f. .-U OFFICERS HELEN MARTIN ..... President BEN H1NEs . . . Vice-President MARY Lou CONNELL Secretary-Treasurer BEVERLY BEANE . . . . . Reporter MEMBERS Frances Anne Atkinscn, Todd Baker, Donald Cavonah, Louise Chambers, Bobby Chandler. Frances Hindman, Sam Hollinger, lohn Logan, Edward McLean, Frances Mc- Lean. Betty McNealy, William Martindale, Helen Parsons, Wanda Srnith, Burrell Venable, Claude Wallace. 0 O O 0 N IEANNE ADAMS MAXINE MARSHALL MARY ELIZABETH WATTS BLANCHE DRAKE MRS. LUCILLE BATES ELIZABETH BRINKLEY ELEANOH GILLIAM OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretory Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Anne Abernathy, Sybil Abrams, Mrs. Tom Adams, Claudia Agee, Wanda Alexander, Frances Anne Atkinson, Betty Babb, Todd Baker, Virginia Barner, Beverly Beane, Wanda Billingslea, Mary Beth Black, Cleo Blessing, Fern Boggs, Mary Anne Brown, Peqqy Brown, Oralee Bryant, Elsie Dee Burroughs. Bubbles Bush, Bose Marie Byrd, Louise Chambers, Bobbie Chandler, Susie Clements, Mary Lou Connell, Mrs. Connell, Mary Lee Cook, lda Margaret Coulter, Mary Elizabeth Crowder, Belvagene Crowley, lda Catherine Daniel, Mary Lou Davis, Martha Davis, Ann Dews, Carley Dickey, Norma Dickey. Charlene Dodson, Helen Drake, Elizabeth DuLaney, May G'Nell Duncan, Carlysle Ellis, Charlotte Ellis, Sarah Evans, Gwenn Gar, Ieanne Garrett, Gracie Gee, ludy Haliday, loyce Haliom, Betty Rene Hamby, Alyce Hammonds, Nancy Harris, Virginia Harton, Louise Harvey, Mary lane Hearne. Adiene Hedrick, Louise Hesterly, Dorothy Hildebrand, Frances Hindman, Lois Hipp, Aulene Holiman, Miss Hood, Mary Sue Hoffman, Iennie Margaret Hunt, Maxine Husted, leanne Huchingson, Mary Stuart Iackson, Annie lean lohnson, Bobbie lean lohnson, loy lohnston, Mary Sue Iohnston, Patsy lones, Sue Iones, Becky lordan, Dixie Land, 'Wanda Lane. ' ' Af ' 5 1 T , S, 'Y , I s 6 V. YL S N .5 t , 6 I i, x X' X It 1 U 'E' U U X J 5 Ji ' lt!! 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' f- '- 1 f f if-, R is v f '- , S, z, ,t, if .P T Q S , . t 1 xx! , Billie Lois Latimer, Nancy Lee, Rachel Lee, Betty Sue Levins, Maxine Mc- Cauley, Lottie Ruth McElroy, Ellamarie McFadden, Elva lane McDaniel, lane McGraw, Betty McNealy, Patricia Mabrey, Gladys Martin, Helen Martin, Kath- leen Martin, Patsy Miles, leannette Miller, Charlotte Mills, Catherine lane Mitch- ell, Miss Mary Sue Mooney. Dorothy Nash, Louise Nipper, Dorothy Norwood, Billie Oliver, Virginia O'Neal, Betty Brook Owens, Christel Palmer, Estelle Palmer, Louise Parham, Helen Parsons, Pat Patterson, Roena Phillips, Doris Plumly, Virginia Pratt, Sarah Ann Price, Virginia Price, Ruby Puritoy, Betty Rauert. Edith Randle, Sara Lou Raymond, Meredith Reid, Faye Rinehart, Nellie Roberts, Sue Robey, Ada Gene Ross, Nettie lean Russell, Sara Savage, Martha Searcy, Sylvia Scroggins, Lea Etta Seymour, Georgia Mae Shaver, Lula Sue Silliman, Mary lo Simpson, Wanda Smith, Peggy Spence, Betty Strobel. Arlene Sullivan, Betty lean Taylor, Gloria Toney, Norma Trice, Edna Ruth W'aters, Eula Mae Watson, Margaret Weaver, Helen White, Ruth White, Reba Williams, loy Wilson, Tomie Ioe Wise, Vandaline Wise, Bonnie Wood, Maryan Yancey, Dorothy Yaney, Gloria Young, Marilyn Zweig. O 0 O 0 l a H. L. HOOVEH BEN HINES . BURRELL VENABLE ROY Scocscms IIMMY KNISLEY DAVID HANKINS OFFICERS . President lst Vice-President 2nd Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Chaplain o Q Q 4 i Harold Bray Alvin Dickinson Donald Dillard Buddy Fore Ralph Hays Alton Hodges Thomas Iaggers MEMBERS Charles Kirkham Erwin Lax Edward McLean William Martindale Walter May lack Nash Ramey Nelson Henderson Rogers Iack Shurden Iiggs Siewari Roger Thompson Bill Wade Richard Wilson Travis Wilson Up Officers at the Thanks- giving Dance . . . smile for the birdie . . . is this gos- sip, girls? .. . Hi, Carley . .. Sunning . . . bull session . . . lookit the pledges . . . thinking, Gwen? . . . who that dorm lite . . . say Bonnie! . . . chow line? . . . that dorm life . . . saw gals . . . is that a private conversation? . . . win- ning, Lea Etta? . . . just re- laxing . . . famous Trice smile. . . no Wonder Fern's happy. . . mail call . . . not really studying . . . hello there . . . sho are dressed up . . . now what are they talking about? . . . .X FIRST SEMESTER MARY IO SIMPSON . CLAUDIA AGEE . . HELEN PARSONS . SARALOU RAYMOND . SARA ANN PRICE . . LEA ETTA SEYMOUR . FRANCES MCLEAN . IDA MARGARET COULTER NORMA TRICE . . . BLANCHE DRAKE . tif' xi -5 L OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER President . . . CLAUDIA AGEE Vice-President . LEA ETTA SEYMOUR Secretary . . . HELEN PARSONS Treasurer . . SARALOU RAYMOND Historian . . NETTTE JEAN RUSSELL Social Chairman . . SARA ANN PRICE Reporter . . SYLVIA SCROGGINS Pledge Mistress . . FRANCES MCLEAN Sergeant-at-Arms . . ROENA PHILLIPS Rush Captain . . BLANCHE DRAKE Top row Second row Third row Bottom row Sybil Abrams Cleo Blessing Carley Dickey Betty Gaiser Betty Babb Elsie Dee Burroughs Norma Dickey Gwen Garr Virginia Barner' Louise Chambers Helen Drake Louise Harvey Fern Boggs Mary Elizabeth Crowder May G'Nell Duncan lackie Hall Bary Beth Black Martha Evelyn Davis Charlotte Ellis Frances Hindman Upsilon Phi Sorority is proud to say it is derived from the oldest social organization on the campus-the Upsilon Phi Literary Society. Gaining the title of sorority this year, Ups have gone right on successfully giving dances, banquets, and other socials lor entertaining the campus. Well-known lor their Up Spirit, they stick together and make a go of Whatever they under- take in the very finest way. Top row Second row Third row Bottom row Mary Sue Huffman Glen Marlar Wanda Smith Ruth White Nancy Lee Gladys Martin Arlene Sullivan Ioy Wilson Lottie Ruth McElroy Virginia Price Betty lean Taylor Totnie lo Wise Ellamarie McFadden Fay Rinehart Gloria Toney Vandaline Wise Betty lVlcNealy Nellie Roberts Eula Mae Watson Bonnie Wood Dorothy Yaney SPONSORS SENA DILDY . . . . . Sorority Advisor MRS. W. E. BATES . . Sorority Sponsor Miss SYBIL SNELL . . . Sorority Sponsor MRS. FLETCHER MCELHANNON . Sorority Mother .-A , N95 4 LJ S l.uwgh hour gossip . . . Whatcha doinf Red? . . . Sunday best . . .Dream man. . . Wait- mq? . , . Srmle pretty , , .What's the jalze, Bonnie? , . , Happy Le-aEtta . . .Who's on your lap, Icy? . .Four Roses. . . Carfl beat Niclis .. . Ht, lxmmyl . . . Y'all look so pleasant . . . Hauntinq llwilis again . . .Roy has all the luck . . . Claudia must be talking about George! . . . ten to one that ltooke Fxctiorll How a smile oughta look . . . Buddies . . . Ya looli mighty hcqopy . . . Say, aren't they pretty? . . . Nothing like a Up Banquet . . . Dont Ups have the prettiest smiles? . . . Aw, come on and smile, Slceets . . . No wonder they'te hctppy-Whatta dance! . . . Gotta get back for classes .. . Mooney. . ,Vxfatch out for chiggers . . . Sentimental lourney? ,Lea Etta I I l . . . ls that Dammit? , . , Night-lite again . . , limmy rates, too . . . Might know that'LeaEtta would be in the middle ot laughter . . . 'Whose room? A n , , in Q- . L4 :SEQ . w-' ,121 , ..... 1- img A I A . Q --1- rx OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER EURITH DILDY .... President .... BURRELL VENABLE BURRELL VENABLE . . . Vice-President . . . Iiccss STEWART EDWARD MCLEAN . . . Secretary-Treasurer . . . ERYVIN LAX RoY SCOGGINS .... Reporter .... IIMMY KNISELEY SERGEANT-AT-ARMS ...., CLAUDE WALLACE MEMBERS Bill Andrews Murphy Beck lames Beeson Watt Black Lee Boulden Gerald Bowers Alvin Dickinson Donald Dillard Bruce Ellis Iimmy Elms Ralph Hays Hootie Hoover Eric Pitchford Raymond Toler Richard Wilson Lynn Wozencratt No Picture: Guy Eley George Miller Robert Norwood The Gamma Sigma Sorority is proud of its influence on the lives of its members. Organized in l882 as a group of orators, Gammas have in- creased their activities to include both literary and social affairs. With their motto of Know Thy Self, Garn- ma Sigma can be counted on to al- ways help develop its members to the highest type ot manhood. MUST BE THAT PHILO CHRISTMAS DANCE PHILO '5- in OFFICERS WANDA BILLINGSLEA . . . President IEANNE ADAMS . Vice-President MARTHA SEARCY . Secretary SUE IONES . Treasurer LOUISE NIPPER . Rush Captain KAROLYN ELMS . . Bush Captain MARY ELIZABETH WATTS Pledge-Mistress MAXINE MARSHALL . Sergeant-at-Arms ToDD BAKER . . Custodian ANNE ABERNATHY . . Reporter MRS. I. O. PLUMMER . . Faculty Advisor MRS. CECIL CUPP: Sorority Mother This year Philos changed their name from Philomatheon Literary Society, and they too Won the distinction of becoming a sorority. As is customary with Philos, they have given outstanding parties, dances, and receptions this year as in the past. ' With a new aim for building character, leadership, and distinctive Woman- hood, Philo has become a Well-knit organization with 'the result of true sisterly love and lasting friendship for her members. Top row Second row Frances Anne Atkinson Rose Marie Byrd Beverly Beane Bobbie Chandler Zane Brewer Susie Clements Qpledqej Mary Anne Brown Mary Lou Connell Bubbles Eusn Mary Lee Cook Top row E-ers Dulaney Carlysle Ellxs Sara Evans Pauline Frazier leanne Garrelt Second row Gracie Gee ludy l'lall1day loyce Hallam Betty Rene I-lamby Ann Hardin Ecmm rcw Pearl Craiq Belvaqene Crowley Ida Catherine Daniel Ann Dews Charlene Dodson Bottom row Mary lane Hearne Virqinla Harton Sara l-learne Adienne Hedrick 5 3' Top row Louise Hesterly Betty lane Holland Mary Stuart lackson Annie lean lohnson Bobbie lean lohnson Top row Billye Oliver Virginia O'Neal Christel Palmer Estelle Palmer Louise Parham Second row Becky lordan Wanda Lane Billie Lois Latimer Rachel Lee Maxine McCauley Second row Doris Plumly Ada Gene Ross Peggy Spence Betty Strobel Melloagene Tull Bottom row lane McGraw Kathleen Martin Patsy Miles leanette Miller Charlotte Mills Bottom row Edna Ruth Waters Margaret Weaver loy Whaley Reba Williams Gloria Young No picture Norma Grace Sims Katherine Hardin Nancy Harris - f E, ff' T I WHAT'S THAT ON YOUR KNEE, ROY? GETTIN' YOUR KICKS, BEV? BETTER NOT GO ACROSS THAT BRIDGE, GALS. NOW, MARY STUART, YOU KNOW YOU'RE NOT INTERESTED IN YOUR FOOT. GOING DECORATING? 1, 1. ..- -ul' CARLYSLE, WE DIDN'T KNOW YOU GLAMOUR GALS! FELT THAT WAY ABOUT BEN. BUT THEN, THOSE TINO WHATTA FAMILY! ISN'T THIS ABOUT THE CUTEST ARE ALWAYS SMILING. THING YOU EVER SAW? Whoi sirdrige lu re does thot bridge hold? ...leg ort . .. the pduse ihod re- freshes . . . hovirig iuri, Rebor? . . . now what ore you doing dt the Armory? . . . nightlife . . . l-li, Vir- ginio . . . woriting for the line to move up . . . those yours, Porlmers? .... lucky Roy . . . whdddyor suppose ihey're tolli- ing dbout? . . . thot Peggy's cute os pie. Morning chat . . . what kinda book is that? . . . girls or boys . . . what a nice lawn . . . what say, Max. . . no place like H. S. T. C .... lucky Mott 'n Gloria . . . you've qot our vote, PQCJQY . . . no wonder Reba's trim . . . corn- ioriable, Mary E? . . , how do you spell a whistle? . . . Billye's camera shy. A For iorty years the GarlandLiterary So- ciety has held an intlu- ential place on the Hen- derson Campus. F ull oi Reddie Spirit, Gar- land has increased in membership, p o W e r, and activity until it is truly a Wcrthy group in- terested in all phases of college lite. These young men will recog- nize their benefits de- rived trom the Garland Society long after their days at Henderson, OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER HORACE COTTINGHAM . . President . . . . BEN HINES BEN HINES .... . Vice-President . . . RAMEY NELSON IAMES CLARK . . Secretary . . IOHN LOGAN IOS-IN LOGAN . . Treasurer . . . IAMES CLARK IACK SHURDEN . . Reporter . . . BUDDY Pom: RAMEY NELSON .... Athletic Manager MEMBERS Floyd Bean Donald Cavanah Howard Curtis Wilson Hearne Sam Hollinger Alton Hodges Charles Kirkham Walter May Neil Thomas Roger Thompson Bill Wade Uo Picture: Herbert Pinegar Caroll Wynn '96 fb-' fi - - -- - J.-Pflifff s -.'.'.': 4...- .Z4,Q,,.gZw ' tiyhlw 2f'i,f7'VLf z'-M LW W sf-5f'iZ'.f, T-r: . 47 u- mig E1fmwWg' ....-- 'ii no-w-1.4, L- - Q74 iff. . iLf1T?i2,f4J.,3,, T-- -1yu,.M.,L.ufo ylgbffyy 4 , 1127i ,,.,.,4UfD9 wwi-lu ICM' :Q JJ-'f- H -9,.J33f CWJl,f9-P Lv -2. Wwwfqfsfwf E iwgjlff vw' W . i- Ulllw ' - .J 5,533 W GWB! ' 1- Advertisements HENDERSON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE ONE OF ARKANSAS' LEADING COLLEGES COURSES LEADING TO A. B., MUS., B. MUS. EDUCATIONAL DEGREES COURSES OFFERED IN EDUCATION DRAMATIC ART LIBERAL ARTS PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MILITARY EDUCATION MUSIC AVIATION ACCREDITED BY NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS AS A DEGREE GRANTING INSTITUTION MEMBER OF AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS COLLEGES SEND FOR CATALOG DR. MATT L. ELLIS, President ARKADELPHIA. ARKANSAS CODIPLIMENTS OF f'X, LION yr Xx K A ' W . :Q - 51 - '- Nr-gg' P:'mol.EuM PRODUCTS UH HHININE EH. EL DORADO. ARKANSAS T. H. BARTON. PRESIDENT , I gf .H N I QT: Ianni? A ,HV x,, Qu-.gfmd HOME OF CAMDEN MEMORIALS WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR DISPLAY Camden Monument Works El Dorado Monument Works Camden, Ark. E1 Dorado, Ark. PEOPLE'S HARDWARE Sz SUPPLY C0, See us for your hardware needs! GIFT SHOP BOB POUNDS, Manager Main Street Arkadelphia, Arkansas PERMANE CE founded on FDREST INDUSTRIES Timber is Arkansas's only natural resource which replenishes itself. 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ARKANSAS If SERVICE and QUALITY Are What You Desire Try Our Soda Fountain For Drinks and Sandwiches PRESCRIPTIONS ASpecialty Sloan's Drug Store Phone 25 COMPLIMENTS OF CLARK COUNTY LUMBER CO. ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS STEPHENS Your REXALL Drug Store The Best In Quality Merchandise Meet Your Friends at our Fountain! Wide Selection of Gifts Prescriptions - Cosmetics NICHOLS' For Twelve Years A Favorite Retreat For Students To Meet and Eat Across from the High School on Eleventh Street Phone 129 MRS. L. C. NICHOLS, Manager Repairs on all Makes of Typewriters and Adding Machines The Underwood C 0 r p o r ati o n V. R. RUSSELL P. O. BOX 277 EL DORADO. ARKANSAS Carbon - Papers - Ribbons and Typewriter Supplies Krebs Bros. Supply Company Complete Equipment For Hotels, Restaurants. Clubs Hospitals and Institutions 413 W. Capitol Avenue LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS PORTRAITS FOR THIS ANNUAL FURNISHED BY THOMPSON'S STUDIO Seniors, Let us Furnish You Wiih Small Prints -- Especially Applicable For Use in Applications LeROY THOMPSON. Manager Arkadelphia, Arkansas RUNYAN,S ELECTRICAL SHOP DEALERS IN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND PARTS WE REPAIR RADIOS AND REFRIGERATORS PHONE 94 G. R. RUNYAN, Proprietor HARDMAN LUMBER C0 We Carry a Full Line of FLINKOTE ROOFING PRODUCTS STERLING OUALITY PAINT LET US WORK WITH YOUR ARCHITECT Phone 35 Clay Street ELK HORN BANK Sz TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1884 This Bank Appreciates the Accounts of Officers, Faculty and Students COME IN AND SEE US AND BEASSURED A CORDIAL WELCOME Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System ARKADELPHIA. ARKANSAS Temple Cotton Oil Company Manufacturers of COTTONSEED PRODUCTS A QUALITY FERTILIZER ALLEN GANNAWAY, Mgr. Arkadelphia, Arkansas Will Lee Keeps This Store This Store Keeps Will Lee With Your Help Will Leels Drug Store Prescriptions Filled With Care Phone 138 Arkadelphia. Ark Merchants 8: Planters Bank 8z Trust Company INSURANCE DEPARTMENT H. GRADY ELMS. Manager MERCHANTS and PLANTERS BANK and TRUST COMPANY THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS Compliments Of , R0 al and C0-Ed MCCOfmlCk,S y Theatres Department Appreciate Your Store P EIIOHBQE CECIL CUPP, Owner A k d 1 h' . A k r a e p la r ansas Arkadelphia, Arkansas WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS NUTRENA FEEDS LIBBY'S FINE FOODS HELIOTROPE AND PURASNOW FLOUR RITCHIE GROCER COMPANY HOPE. ARKANSAS E. W. McClain Dealer in Compliments Of DRY GOODS 9 Federated Department S Store Arkadelphia, Arkansas 635 Main Street Phone Arkadelphia, Arkansas BLEVIN'S AUTO PARTS and SERVICE Arkadelphia, Arkansas Compliments Of Security Abstract Agency Phone 19 Corinne B. Frantz, Owner sf Mgr Arkadelphia. Arkansas Compliments Of Rubye's Beauty Salon Arkadelphia, Arkansas Compliments Of Southern Ice Co. Crystal Clear Ice Taylor Taxi Phone 136 Arkadelphia. Arkansas Lee's Bakery Where Students Stop Try Our Tasty Pastries After all-it takes a Baker Compliments Of Hule 8L Hale Attorneys Arkadelphia, Arkansas Compliments Of N 0 W L I N ' S YOUR FURNITURE DEALERS STERLINGHS FIVE and TEN CENT STORE Headquarters For College Students Arkadelphia, Arkansas Compliments Of J. C. Penney Co. Arkadelphia. Arkansas BE PATRIOTIC SAVE YOUR SHOES Arkadelphia Steam L n r BRING THEM TO au d y Royal Shoe ALL NEW AND MODERN J E WADE Proprietor Phone 75 Arkadelphla Compliments Of The Fashion Shop LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR If Women Wear It, We Have It Southern Realty Ce., Dealers in City Property and Farm Lands We Kindly Solicit Your Business Phone IS 609 Clinton Street MURRY'S On the Broadway of America Where thousands have placed their protection and no one has been dis- appointed. Funeral Church - Pipe Organ Packard Ambulance Service Compliments Of Sugar Creek Creamery Company Arkadelphia, Arkansas N. Sz H. Cafe We Will Appreciate Your Business Phone 141 Roy B. Tarkington. Prop. Carpenter's Flower Shop Flowers For All Occasions Telephone 146-All Hours MEMBER OF F. T. O. Harris Shoe Shop Serving Students for ll Years Featuring Invisible Half Soles ALL WORK GUARANTEED W. B. HARRIS. Proprietor Ruth Stuart Shop Millinery and Ready-to-Wear PHONE 245 Gifts If? llmark Greeting Cards Compliments Of Laster Furniture Company Arkadelphia, Arkansas Compliments Of J. H. Lookadoo Arkadelphia, Arkansas HUHHY P --lCAMDEN H ,Qu Ugnlntlnqf . . THERE ARE MANY REASONS WHY SUCCESSFUL ANNUALS R E Q U I R E THE SERVICES O F EXPERIENCED AND EXPERT CRAFTSMEN INHNH EHMPHNY HAVE THESE SERVICES .... AND THE MOST NECESSARY COMPON- ENTS OF ALL REALLY FINE BOOKS . . . INCLUDING AN ORGANIZATION WHO HAVE HAD MORE THAN 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN PRINTING FINE BOOKS . . . FINE EQUIPMENT . . . . MODERN AND COMPLETE. PRICES REPRESENTNNG MAXIMUM IN VALUE. . ARKANSAS v ,- WARTIME A IIAL 1 'iff , ,-as Q ii' , J , V -X , nf Tk .. LZ, . I . X 1 , ,X K , K A Q , wfznafymfdzmyfwb Mama ' - ,fa ', H :jf , ,ff'f'f,,, X ' ' fly ,. ' f i V- f ,Qs P, 5 IL? - -6, ull- 1 1 ,.,'i,: X jg'-'X!i A f Ta UF' W 2' R 4, I ff ffl fp QQ?-: fx f f X 1 -L x 'X 1 -,sr xi N W' x X NX sg-,LL ' ' . 'f:,-'tif e fr' -ff g so -. W ' . 'L--Z fav' Q ff 1 f . ., as we L .EILW I 1, ' 4 'vu . ll'-!l'lf1 ' -e - 'lx eww, , , -T ,gg , ., N N fqvpf i-1,1 ' N .. 5 K f 1 1 XJ 5 55,51 T 5-!,. lv xv Q fel? E ,A X, 1 Q x 1 f IZ become one of your most treasured possessions. the years to come, this Annual will surely In it are pictures of friends and classmates who may travel to the far corners of the globe-many of them fighting a war to preserve, for us. the right to express our traditional freedoms. The right, for instance, to choose our own school- the right to publish other annuals like this and one, if we please. your wartime annual, more than any other, Yes, will become more precious with the years. EXCLUSIVE - - - But Not Expensive CONSULT US FOR YOUR WAR-TIME NEEDS Band Instruments Full Line of Accessories MUSIC Instruction Books - B d A m nt Men,S Tgachingalllgjtegals Popular - Classics TEXARKANA Bean Music Co., Inc. 05-07 W. 6th Little Rock Hollywood Maxwell Co Complimenfs Of 'm Commonwealth Vines Sf Hollymes Federal Savings and Loan Association Creations Used Exclusively in Paramount Pictures 211 Louisiana Street LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Compliments Of K McMillian Sz McMillian Attorneys-at-Law Arkadelphia. Arkansas Compliments Of Your STAR STAFF THE END J A rw' ' my f E I I 0 A 'H,, . v 0 ' . 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